Just a few minutes ago one of my family members didn't wanna go in public with me, because of my SDIT... and then this video popped up!! It definitely help me cheer up. It remined me how I am excited for when I'm able to take Milo to school with me when he's ready! This video was very helpful, in more ways than one. Me and Milo wish you the best!
My dog is a service dog and the principal was happy to have a other service dog in there school, he then asked the breed, I said "pit bull" and all of the sudden he said "no u can't have the dog here". He hates pits and do to that I wasn't able to bring my service dog in. my mom said that she didn't want to deal with a argument so my mom said leave her at home, u will be fine for a couple of hours without her. I was super pissed off that they denied my dog simply because of the breed, and was even more angry that my mom doesn't give a shit, so there for I lost the battle and I ended up dropping out a year later, cuz I couldn't handle it. I hate my school so much, I'm super disgusted in how it turned out and I'm never going to forgive the law they broke.
oh my gosh. that is terrible! i'm so sorry you had to go through that. breed discrimination is so not okay. it's very frustrating how you had to suffer the consequences with your disability because they wouldn't get over themselves and FOLLOW THE LAW. :(
@@thepawswithpurpose thx u I'm still very upset ab it and I might still be able to sue them if my mom lets me and ik it's sickening how some people act and do things
Woah..I really hope I don’t sound insensitive, but we are almost living the same life. My school denied my SDiT because she wasn’t a low-to no shedding dog or a doodle. I was really annoyed with my principal because other than the service dog thing, he was super cool. There was multiple times he saved me from getting in trouble with the school for dumb stuff I did. My dad didn’t care and didn’t like the service dog thing at the time anyway. I am now with my mom and ended up getting my service dog prospect yesterday :)
That's terrible, I'm so sorry! I recently was told I couldn't bring mine, I educated them and I said I wouldn't bring him til next school year... They even treated me like I didn't have medical issues that required him, after I explained that he's my medical alert dog.
I get to bring my older service dog to school and I'm so excited, I got her a complete blue set up, leash, bowl, vest, head halter, poop bags, and poop bag holder. Well all except her mat its gray cause I didn't know if I was going to go with red or blue set up. I still need shoes but I dont have the money so imma have to make them.
OMG I LOVE THAT! i love when teams have matching gear setups! finn has an almost all red set up for school and i love it. it's so professional looking! :)
@@thepawswithpurpose yes same I'll have to get my other service dog a matching set to just cause it looks so professional and i like that about it. Edit I'll probably go with purple for her
This was very helpful! School is starting in TEN DAYS- I haven’t gotten my service dog/service dog in training but we’re working on it. I just hope it goes well.
This video is so helpful! I'm going into freshman year with my SDiT and I'm super nervous, this video definitely helped calm me down. I was gonna take her last year but with covid and me starting at that school towards the end of the year we couldn't :( but my previous school sent an email to my highschool in order to try and help me with the process of taking her.
Thank you so much for being so explanatory about this whole process. I was really worried about taking my service dog to school next year, and this really helped me calm down.
As a prospective service dog handler I found this video to be very helpful. That sounds like a really good idea, starting them with half a day so that they don’t get overwhelmed by being in school. That’s good that the process went pretty smoothly for you even though you were the first service dog handler they had. Being only six months old when you first went there how long did you wait before you had to do a full day at school?
his first day he was there the whole day! and after that, he would come mostly just for half days. until recently! but we are just getting to go back in person because of covid. :)
I got all the stuff for my service dog in my wishlist just making sure I get the dog soon I just have to take the dog to school for a test run to see if thier ok to come everyday to school with me and how she will act in front of everyone my teacher made a announcement saying "do not touch her service dog or distract it" and im great full for that thx for all the help love 💕
I’m starting school in 3 days and have my prospect. She is already doing amazing with training and I’m pretty sure that she will be able to do public access sooner than planned. I just transferred to a smaller school too. This video really helped, thank you!
yep! i usually intercept them if i'm paying attention and say "hey you actually can't pet him right now because he's working! maybe some other time." hope this helps!
I just finalized getting my service dog who’s also a poodle. I’m so excited and your channel has been so helpful with calming my nerves about getting my boy
What stats do you live in and how do you handle knowing when your dog needs/should take a potty break, especially during the middle of an ongoing class? Excellent job! I look forward to your political campaign in a few years!
How were your parents with this? My family is fine with her going everywhere else with me, but when it comes to school they're weird about it and I'm not sure why. I think they think that it's not fair to other students which makes no sense but did you have any issues with that or were your parents good with it immediately?
i'm sorry to hear you are dealing with that! my parents were pretty good about it, they really wanted to do anything they could to help me. i've got a few questions about this so i will make a video and hopefully it will help you. in the meantime, if you could get someone (an adult) who understands that you need your service dog (like a therapist or a doctor for example) and have them talk to your parents, it might make them listen more. i really hope this helps!
This is helpful for me because im getting a service dog because of my panic attacks and anxiety and this will be amazing for when school starts just very scared for the principal part 🙃
Hi i only found yor chanle a fue hours ago but subscribed as you give a lot of details including laws that people like me who dont have a service dog can remember when they are out and see a service dog or a servace dog in training
my boyfriends mom doesn’t want me to take my service dog in training into any public setting with her and it’s so sad :( she knows all of her commands but i rescued her so she’s scared of people sometimes... nothing that interferes with her working
oh no! that probably sucks because she needs the exposure in order to get over it and become more confident. i'm sorry you're having to deal with that! :(
I recently started the limited in person school again (middle school, I’m in eighth grade) and want to bring my SDIT to help me with me with my disabilities and he is very well trained, still has a lot to work on but I have confidence he will do good in school, but me and my mom aren’t sure how to go about it. We are going to talk to the school first that way there is no issues and we can show them the laws and everything that way there is no problems. Any advice on explaining this to my school? (In my state SDIT have the same rights as fully trained service dogs) I’m looking to get him to take the canine good citizen test soon!
that's great news! and it sounds like you are on a great track. definitely bring your state law information as well as the ada information for if they have questions regarding that. i would say if you set up a meeting and have all that info and are well prepared it should go great!!!! :)
@@thepawswithpurpose thanks! And I’m going to set up a meeting with the teachers in the building and bring all the information up on my chrome book, I already have it book marked! My dog Pavlov’s vest and guide handle just got here yesterday, and he’s been doing great!
I’ll be taking my SDIT with me in junior year. There’s two service dogs at my school already, but both will be gone by that time. We just got a new principal and I’m mildly concerned about brining my SDIT, as the other SD handlers at my school have been upset with the way he handles them. I’m not too worried about it, perks of having a lawyer mom, I guess, but I do know it’s going to be a struggle. I hope that overall the experience is positive
I have a question, do you need to provide a doctors note saying you need a service dog / any proof of a disability? I didn't have my dog last year, and she is now 4 months into training ( we will have the 3 months of summer) will there have to be tons of extra meetings and stuff? Just curious what is was like for you.
Hey i have a service dog but a lot of people try to pet her and I feel really bad about telling them no.. but she is a beagle and im worried about her being bullied. Has that every happened to you? If not, what do you think I should do if it happens? Im in middle school and going into high school next year
I’m so frustrated. I go to a private catholic school, and they won’t let me bring my service dog. It’s really annoying because I just have to cope all alone in the bathroom when I get overwhelmed. In my state, private religious schools aren’t covered 😭
I have a few questions, sorry if u already answersd these. 1. I bike to school, how would I bring the dog? I’m not allowed to drive or walk. 2. What would my dog do during PE?
im trying to bring my sdit to school (its legal in my state) and i gave him the ada law cards showed him the ada even let him meet my sdit and he keeps saying no im officially done and ill be going to school with my sdit on monday and if they call the police its legal since they denied me and thats illegal
I’m scared to bring my SD into school. My dads kinda on board but my sister thinks I don’t need to bring her. I have a severe anxiety and Tourette’s syndrome and she helps out with LPT and DPT as well as alerting people. I think my sister just doesn’t wanna be known as “the kid whose sibling has a dog in school” but she’s nasty about it and idk what to do to convince her that,yes,having her in school will be easier for me.
Bring her. My mom, dad, and sister are the same as your sister, they don't want anything to to with me because of my service dog and think I don't even need my Service Dog. I have Autism, Ptsd, and Anxiety Disorder and that's the reason I dropped out of High School. My doctor and therapist both said I needed a Service Dog. School is a hard place to get through and the most stressful and gives more anxiety so I highly recommend bringing your Service Dog even if your sister or family members don't approve. Hope this helps!!!
it seems like you had a very easy time having finnegan with you! I wish it had been that easy for me. while they were fine with me bringing my SD, they pretty much refused to explain service dogs to the school, and how to behave. the first solid month of school was fairly normal, except i had to educate everyone myself, then it became too much to we asked them to explain some etiquette for SDs (no pet, no talk, etc) which they did...over the announcements that no one listens to. when that didn't work, we pushed for a letter I wrote to be handed out to teachers so they can go over it in their classrooms. We were told it went out, but when i asked my friends and teachers, turns out no one did ANYTHING. at that point i was getting harrased constantly, and kinda being mute at school because i dealt with so much crap. if someone commented on Mara (my SD) i would ignore because a. I dont have time for the 10+ students telling me stuff in the 5 minutes i have to get to class and b. it was all guys so I was not comfortable talking to them at all as that was who harrassed me. I would get comments like "Is she deaf" and "so rude" all because I didn't want to talk to people anymore when they are the 20th person that day to say "aw so cute" I also had many people constantly distracting her (even after i ask them not to) and trying to pet her. one guy passed our table in the hallway in the morning, then came back around and ask to pet her, i said no, they try anyway, so I yell at them, take in mind i rarely yell because of anxiety, but he caused a panic attack the rest of the day, and later yelled at my friends since they get to pet her (its at lunch time so she does get a break, and my friends always ask and respect when I say no, they don't stalk me around the school, or plot with other friends to do something that her vest clearly says not to. I really need to make a video about all the crap I went through in 2 months of school cause i'm online now and have really bad memories and feelings (like ptsd) from the time i was at the school.
There's another handler at me school, I plan to attend next year and I'm kinda worried about that. What would you recommend for that? (my sdit is a year old and hopefully will be attending with me freshman year which is next year)
Hey, I am still in the process of even getting my dog to be my service dog because I am still going through test for my health but my dog is already tasked for whatever problems I have currently and has done many training outings in pet friendly locations and is almost done (just waiting for a trainer to ok it) with his training for all of his basics along with all of his tasks. I have talked to my school about having him come as a esa before he is a “service dog” (even though he is already trained to be a sd) but they said it is against the policy. So I just went about emailing my principal about service dogs for him to come with me because I am so close to having him be a service dog that it would make the process easier if I talked to my school first. I had a meeting with my principal and he basically told me no. I’m not 100% sure about the Wisconsin service dog in training laws but I’m not sure what to do next in the process of this? If anyone can help me with anything regarding school in Wisconsin laws but I just need help I’m at a point where I might just leave the school if I can’t have him come as he is extremely needed for me. Any information or tips help :) thank you
how long did it take you to get your service dog? im in the process right now and the wait time is unsure but it’s like 2 years or so and im soooooooooo not sane enough for that lol
Since you service dog was still a service dog in training how many months of training did he have before you decided he's ready to go to school with you because I'm not with a professional trainer I'm training him myself. Also my Service dog in training Mason is 2 years old all ready and his just started his training,any tips you have in mind for training a service for a public place like school.
I think I like taking Harley to school but there are little kids who will grab him or pull him. I tell them don’t touch him and they don’t. Other than that he’s a good boy when I am at my desk or he’ll run with me at gym class
Hi to whom it may concern. I lived in a trailor park and I have a neighbor that claims he have a service dog. However everyday this person go somewhere and that poor dog is tied outside in the cold. My concern is if this person really needs this service dog , shouldn’t this dog be with them instead of being tie outside in the cold everyday??
oh no!!! no dog deserves that. i would call the animal protection officers in your area! a lot of times they will educate the person and give them a warning. they also keep who called it in anonymous! :)
No, they shouldn’t require anything, as long as it’s a public school they have to follow the ADA. Service dogs aren’t required in anyway to spayed or neutered, if your dog is a female and is going through a heat cycle I would put a a full body dog diaper (or just a regular dog diaper) on the dog so she isn’t getting blood everywhere The only thing the school should require is for the dog to trained to be in public space and the dog must be fully task trained.
from my understanding, no. in ohio i believe service dogs in training are only allowed in non pet-friendly IF you are a professional trainer working through a program, not if you are owner training. but if your dog meets the minimum ADA law requirements technically they are allowed and therefore legally would be considered "fully trained". i hope this makes sense haha!
I got permission to take my service dog in training to school with me. Got permission from principal to take her to school because no public access laws for in training dogs.
I’m getting a professionally trained service dog someone tell me if a standard poodle is a good dog for a ANXIETY ALERT service dog? I’m 10 and I have needed a service dog, I can’t leave my home because my anxiety is that bad. I HAVE DONE 2 YEARS OF RESEARCH AND IM GETTING A PHYSICIAN LETTER SOON AND MY MOM IS PAYING FOR MY $20,000 SERVICE DOG! :)))
One thing you have to be careful with as well is people only being friends with you to hang out with your service dog or because of your dog. I don’t have a service dog but you should still be careful. If I ever do need a service dog (which I’m pretty sure I’m not going to) I’m only going to be close friends with people who were my friend before i had a service dog. (Again I don’t have a service dog it’s just a suggestion)
I was like wtf but Im not going to argue with him because they are pushing buttons already because I haven’t gone to school in months because of my ptsd 😳😡
Just a few minutes ago one of my family members didn't wanna go in public with me, because of my SDIT... and then this video popped up!! It definitely help me cheer up. It remined me how I am excited for when I'm able to take Milo to school with me when he's ready! This video was very helpful, in more ways than one. Me and Milo wish you the best!
aw thanks so much! this comment just cheered ME up! :) keep up the good work with milo
@@thepawswithpurpose Glad to hear! Thanks so much, I will
I realize it is kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream new series online?
@@jerrymaxim3573 no unfortunately not :(
@Jerry Maxim i watch on Flixzone. You can find it on google =)
My dog is a service dog and the principal was happy to have a other service dog in there school, he then asked the breed, I said "pit bull" and all of the sudden he said "no u can't have the dog here". He hates pits and do to that I wasn't able to bring my service dog in. my mom said that she didn't want to deal with a argument so my mom said leave her at home, u will be fine for a couple of hours without her. I was super pissed off that they denied my dog simply because of the breed, and was even more angry that my mom doesn't give a shit, so there for I lost the battle and I ended up dropping out a year later, cuz I couldn't handle it. I hate my school so much, I'm super disgusted in how it turned out and I'm never going to forgive the law they broke.
oh my gosh. that is terrible! i'm so sorry you had to go through that. breed discrimination is so not okay. it's very frustrating how you had to suffer the consequences with your disability because they wouldn't get over themselves and FOLLOW THE LAW. :(
@@thepawswithpurpose thx u I'm still very upset ab it and I might still be able to sue them if my mom lets me and ik it's sickening how some people act and do things
Woah..I really hope I don’t sound insensitive, but we are almost living the same life. My school denied my SDiT because she wasn’t a low-to no shedding dog or a doodle. I was really annoyed with my principal because other than the service dog thing, he was super cool. There was multiple times he saved me from getting in trouble with the school for dumb stuff I did. My dad didn’t care and didn’t like the service dog thing at the time anyway. I am now with my mom and ended up getting my service dog prospect yesterday :)
that's illegal, you can't discriminate against any service dog based on the breed.
That's terrible, I'm so sorry! I recently was told I couldn't bring mine, I educated them and I said I wouldn't bring him til next school year... They even treated me like I didn't have medical issues that required him, after I explained that he's my medical alert dog.
I get to bring my older service dog to school and I'm so excited, I got her a complete blue set up, leash, bowl, vest, head halter, poop bags, and poop bag holder. Well all except her mat its gray cause I didn't know if I was going to go with red or blue set up. I still need shoes but I dont have the money so imma have to make them.
OMG I LOVE THAT! i love when teams have matching gear setups! finn has an almost all red set up for school and i love it. it's so professional looking! :)
@@thepawswithpurpose yes same I'll have to get my other service dog a matching set to just cause it looks so professional and i like that about it.
Edit I'll probably go with purple for her
This was very helpful! School is starting in TEN DAYS- I haven’t gotten my service dog/service dog in training but we’re working on it. I just hope it goes well.
YOU GOT THIS! i'm glad you found this helpful :)
@@thepawswithpurpose Thank you! And I’m glad you posted it! 💖
Thank you for this video so much! I’ve been thinking about taking my SDIT into my public school.
how’s it going?
This video is so helpful! I'm going into freshman year with my SDiT and I'm super nervous, this video definitely helped calm me down. I was gonna take her last year but with covid and me starting at that school towards the end of the year we couldn't :( but my previous school sent an email to my highschool in order to try and help me with the process of taking her.
Thank you so much for being so explanatory about this whole process. I was really worried about taking my service dog to school next year, and this really helped me calm down.
aww! i am so glad it helped you! good luck with everything, you got this!
I have a great dane service dog for my diabetes, seizures and ptsd, and I have had my good dog Kobe (great dane) for about 2 years now!
As a prospective service dog handler I found this video to be very helpful. That sounds like a really good idea, starting them with half a day so that they don’t get overwhelmed by being in school. That’s good that the process went pretty smoothly for you even though you were the first service dog handler they had. Being only six months old when you first went there how long did you wait before you had to do a full day at school?
his first day he was there the whole day! and after that, he would come mostly just for half days. until recently! but we are just getting to go back in person because of covid. :)
That makes sense. So you think you’ll start out with him going for a half day now since you have been for a while because of Covid
@@asecretcourtofcrowsandcloc4084 yep! probably! :)
I got all the stuff for my service dog in my wishlist just making sure I get the dog soon I just have to take the dog to school for a test run to see if thier ok to come everyday to school with me and how she will act in front of everyone my teacher made a announcement saying "do not touch her service dog or distract it" and im great full for that thx for all the help love 💕
I’m starting school in 3 days and have my prospect. She is already doing amazing with training and I’m pretty sure that she will be able to do public access sooner than planned. I just transferred to a smaller school too. This video really helped, thank you!
i'm so so glad this helped! good luck with everything, you got this! :)
I have a question: What do you do if someone at your school tries to pet your dog and has that ever happened to you?
yep! i usually intercept them if i'm paying attention and say "hey you actually can't pet him right now because he's working! maybe some other time." hope this helps!
@@thepawswithpurpose thank you! I don’t have a service dog but I always wonder about that! 😂
I just finalized getting my service dog who’s also a poodle. I’m so excited and your channel has been so helpful with calming my nerves about getting my boy
What stats do you live in and how do you handle knowing when your dog needs/should take a potty break, especially during the middle of an ongoing class? Excellent job! I look forward to your political campaign in a few years!
How were your parents with this? My family is fine with her going everywhere else with me, but when it comes to school they're weird about it and I'm not sure why.
I think they think that it's not fair to other students which makes no sense but did you have any issues with that or were your parents good with it immediately?
i'm sorry to hear you are dealing with that! my parents were pretty good about it, they really wanted to do anything they could to help me. i've got a few questions about this so i will make a video and hopefully it will help you. in the meantime, if you could get someone (an adult) who understands that you need your service dog (like a therapist or a doctor for example) and have them talk to your parents, it might make them listen more. i really hope this helps!
@@thepawswithpurpose thank you! That's what I plan on doing and I'm excited to see a video!
This is helpful for me because im getting a service dog because of my panic attacks and anxiety and this will be amazing for when school starts just very scared for the principal part 🙃
thank you! this was super helpful!
i just saw this lol... but i'm so glad it was helpful!!!!! :)
Hi i only found yor chanle a fue hours ago but subscribed as you give a lot of details including laws that people like me who dont have a service dog can remember when they are out and see a service dog or a servace dog in training
thanks for subscribing! i'm glad SO that you are learning from my channel. thanks for being here :)
my boyfriends mom doesn’t want me to take my service dog in training into any public setting with her and it’s so sad :( she knows all of her commands but i rescued her so she’s scared of people sometimes... nothing that interferes with her working
oh no! that probably sucks because she needs the exposure in order to get over it and become more confident. i'm sorry you're having to deal with that! :(
I recently started the limited in person school again (middle school, I’m in eighth grade) and want to bring my SDIT to help me with me with my disabilities and he is very well trained, still has a lot to work on but I have confidence he will do good in school, but me and my mom aren’t sure how to go about it. We are going to talk to the school first that way there is no issues and we can show them the laws and everything that way there is no problems. Any advice on explaining this to my school? (In my state SDIT have the same rights as fully trained service dogs) I’m looking to get him to take the canine good citizen test soon!
that's great news! and it sounds like you are on a great track. definitely bring your state law information as well as the ada information for if they have questions regarding that. i would say if you set up a meeting and have all that info and are well prepared it should go great!!!! :)
@@thepawswithpurpose thanks! And I’m going to set up a meeting with the teachers in the building and bring all the information up on my chrome book, I already have it book marked! My dog Pavlov’s vest and guide handle just got here yesterday, and he’s been doing great!
I’ll be taking my SDIT with me in junior year. There’s two service dogs at my school already, but both will be gone by that time. We just got a new principal and I’m mildly concerned about brining my SDIT, as the other SD handlers at my school have been upset with the way he handles them. I’m not too worried about it, perks of having a lawyer mom, I guess, but I do know it’s going to be a struggle. I hope that overall the experience is positive
If I'm being honest...
You deserve more subscribers :)😊
I have a question, do you need to provide a doctors note saying you need a service dog / any proof of a disability? I didn't have my dog last year, and she is now 4 months into training ( we will have the 3 months of summer) will there have to be tons of extra meetings and stuff? Just curious what is was like for you.
Hey i have a service dog but a lot of people try to pet her and I feel really bad about telling them no.. but she is a beagle and im worried about her being bullied. Has that every happened to you? If not, what do you think I should do if it happens? Im in middle school and going into high school next year
I’m so frustrated. I go to a private catholic school, and they won’t let me bring my service dog. It’s really annoying because I just have to cope all alone in the bathroom when I get overwhelmed. In my state, private religious schools aren’t covered 😭
I have a few questions, sorry if u already answersd these.
1. I bike to school, how would I bring the dog? I’m not allowed to drive or walk.
2. What would my dog do during PE?
im trying to bring my sdit to school (its legal in my state) and i gave him the ada law cards showed him the ada even let him meet my sdit and he keeps saying no im officially done and ill be going to school with my sdit on monday and if they call the police its legal since they denied me and thats illegal
I’m scared to bring my SD into school. My dads kinda on board but my sister thinks I don’t need to bring her. I have a severe anxiety and Tourette’s syndrome and she helps out with LPT and DPT as well as alerting people. I think my sister just doesn’t wanna be known as “the kid whose sibling has a dog in school” but she’s nasty about it and idk what to do to convince her that,yes,having her in school will be easier for me.
Bring her. My mom, dad, and sister are the same as your sister, they don't want anything to to with me because of my service dog and think I don't even need my Service Dog. I have Autism, Ptsd, and Anxiety Disorder and that's the reason I dropped out of High School. My doctor and therapist both said I needed a Service Dog. School is a hard place to get through and the most stressful and gives more anxiety so I highly recommend bringing your Service Dog even if your sister or family members don't approve. Hope this helps!!!
@@jimeokookliet4365 how did you convince your family? If you don't mind me asking if course!
it seems like you had a very easy time having finnegan with you! I wish it had been that easy for me. while they were fine with me bringing my SD, they pretty much refused to explain service dogs to the school, and how to behave. the first solid month of school was fairly normal, except i had to educate everyone myself, then it became too much to we asked them to explain some etiquette for SDs (no pet, no talk, etc) which they did...over the announcements that no one listens to. when that didn't work, we pushed for a letter I wrote to be handed out to teachers so they can go over it in their classrooms. We were told it went out, but when i asked my friends and teachers, turns out no one did ANYTHING. at that point i was getting harrased constantly, and kinda being mute at school because i dealt with so much crap. if someone commented on Mara (my SD) i would ignore because a. I dont have time for the 10+ students telling me stuff in the 5 minutes i have to get to class and b. it was all guys so I was not comfortable talking to them at all as that was who harrassed me. I would get comments like "Is she deaf" and "so rude" all because I didn't want to talk to people anymore when they are the 20th person that day to say "aw so cute" I also had many people constantly distracting her (even after i ask them not to) and trying to pet her. one guy passed our table in the hallway in the morning, then came back around and ask to pet her, i said no, they try anyway, so I yell at them, take in mind i rarely yell because of anxiety, but he caused a panic attack the rest of the day, and later yelled at my friends since they get to pet her (its at lunch time so she does get a break, and my friends always ask and respect when I say no, they don't stalk me around the school, or plot with other friends to do something that her vest clearly says not to. I really need to make a video about all the crap I went through in 2 months of school cause i'm online now and have really bad memories and feelings (like ptsd) from the time i was at the school.
There's another handler at me school, I plan to attend next year and I'm kinda worried about that. What would you recommend for that? (my sdit is a year old and hopefully will be attending with me freshman year which is next year)
Hey, I am still in the process of even getting my dog to be my service dog because I am still going through test for my health but my dog is already tasked for whatever problems I have currently and has done many training outings in pet friendly locations and is almost done (just waiting for a trainer to ok it) with his training for all of his basics along with all of his tasks. I have talked to my school about having him come as a esa before he is a “service dog” (even though he is already trained to be a sd) but they said it is against the policy. So I just went about emailing my principal about service dogs for him to come with me because I am so close to having him be a service dog that it would make the process easier if I talked to my school first. I had a meeting with my principal and he basically told me no. I’m not 100% sure about the Wisconsin service dog in training laws but I’m not sure what to do next in the process of this? If anyone can help me with anything regarding school in Wisconsin laws but I just need help I’m at a point where I might just leave the school if I can’t have him come as he is extremely needed for me. Any information or tips help :) thank you
how long did it take you to get your service dog? im in the process right now and the wait time is unsure but it’s like 2 years or so and im soooooooooo not sane enough for that lol
Since you service dog was still a service dog in training how many months of training did he have before you decided he's ready to go to school with you because I'm not with a professional trainer I'm training him myself.
Also my Service dog in training Mason is 2 years old all ready and his just started his training,any tips you have in mind for training a service for a public place like school.
Can you please send me the video you made with your trainer. My daughter is having issues with other students harassing her about her SD.
hi! i am so sorry but i just looked for it and i must have deleted it.:( is there anything else i can do?!?!
is there a certain website you can look at to see if your state allows them?
What is the process with PE? Does the dog run with you or do downstay somewhere else?
I think I like taking Harley to school but there are little kids who will grab him or pull him. I tell them don’t touch him and they don’t. Other than that he’s a good boy when I am at my desk or he’ll run with me at gym class
Hi to whom it may concern. I lived in a trailor park and I have a neighbor that claims he have a service dog. However everyday this person go somewhere and that poor dog is tied outside in the cold. My concern is if this person really needs this service dog , shouldn’t this dog be with them instead of being tie outside in the cold everyday??
oh no!!! no dog deserves that. i would call the animal protection officers in your area! a lot of times they will educate the person and give them a warning. they also keep who called it in anonymous! :)
I know I'm late to the video lmao but I got the 100th likeeeee
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Can a school tell you the dog must be spayed or neutered because that's supposably the only deal breaker at mine.
No, they shouldn’t require anything, as long as it’s a public school they have to follow the ADA. Service dogs aren’t required in anyway to spayed or neutered, if your dog is a female and is going through a heat cycle I would put a a full body dog diaper (or just a regular dog diaper) on the dog so she isn’t getting blood everywhere
The only thing the school should require is for the dog to trained to be in public space and the dog must be fully task trained.
can they ask for proof of a disability like a note from doctor?
Ya it’s super dumb but ya they made me, it doesn’t need to be invasive
Plz do a vid on how u edit!!!!!!!!
you got it!!! i'll film it asap :)
I live on n Ohio so do I have rights to bring my service dog in training to school or no school if not I will be sooooo sad.
from my understanding, no. in ohio i believe service dogs in training are only allowed in non pet-friendly IF you are a professional trainer working through a program, not if you are owner training. but if your dog meets the minimum ADA law requirements technically they are allowed and therefore legally would be considered "fully trained". i hope this makes sense haha!
@@thepawswithpurpose do you know about Florida? No worries if not
I got permission to take my service dog in training to school with me. Got permission from principal to take her to school because no public access laws for in training dogs.
My puppy in training did amazing in band class and pep band sports games.
nice! and some states do allow service dogs in training. that's great that you got permission instead though.
I’m getting a professionally trained service dog someone tell me if a standard poodle is a good dog for a ANXIETY ALERT service dog? I’m 10 and I have needed a service dog, I can’t leave my home because my anxiety is that bad. I HAVE DONE 2 YEARS OF RESEARCH AND IM GETTING A PHYSICIAN LETTER SOON AND MY MOM IS PAYING FOR MY $20,000 SERVICE DOG! :)))
One thing you have to be careful with as well is people only being friends with you to hang out with your service dog or because of your dog. I don’t have a service dog but you should still be careful. If I ever do need a service dog (which I’m pretty sure I’m not going to) I’m only going to be close friends with people who were my friend before i had a service dog. (Again I don’t have a service dog it’s just a suggestion)
I’m the second person in my school to have a service dog and they don’t want my dog there while she is in heat and I was like no you can’t do that 😳
omg that's not quite how the laws work pal hahaha
I was like wtf but Im not going to argue with him because they are pushing buttons already because I haven’t gone to school in months because of my ptsd 😳😡
@@theservicesibe8867 Well just make sure you buy the dog some diapers so she won’t be leaking all over the floor or just get her neutered.
@@osita5578 thanks for that I sadly wont be spaying her but I found better diapers for her so she’s much better
I’m scared when I bring my sd Lilo with me to school that kids will kick her. (Because that’s what high schoolers do)